I don't really care - as long as my family tolerates me, that's all that matters.

What is "normal" anyway? I don't think I'd want to be that. Good grief, I'm normal enough - wife, 3 kids, job, house, blah blah blah. If this stuff doesn't result in some minor insanity, then you're not really alive.

I think everybody thinks what could be called "weird" thoughts. Some people are maybe afraid of them though and do what they can to stifle those thoughts, or at least don't admit to them. Some people, like me, seem to lack an internal editor or at least have one that's asleep on the job and I end up saying some of the weird thoughts others may only think. I don't care, I just wish I could finid a way to make it pay$$$$$.

I'm weird and I don't care. I'm friendly and their friendly back with the "underbelly" of the population:Homeless,punks,felonys etc. Don't get along with what people consider"normal" because in the end they are the crazies.

*I* think I'm fine and most other people are weird! but other people tend to think the opposite once they get to know me. I think it has a lot to do with my personality not matching my appearance, I'm very feminine and I look and sound younger than I am and I'm really quiet and shy, but I like manly things like meat and lumber and beards and toilets and the things that go in them, I listen to old country and metal, I watch gorey horror and fantasy movies, I kind of overdo the toilet humor thing, and play RPGs and board games - which isn't weird for a 38 year old man from Alabama named PuddinPop.

But unlike most, I do care that people think I'm weird.. I have a really tough time making friends mostly because I've had too many situations where I've tried being more outgoing and just got ganged up by people who told me I was demented or gross. So now I'm socially retarded, I have 2 friends that live in different states, and 1 husband, but you need 4 people to play Pictionary!

I really don't care if people think I'm weird, I think the weirdness that we each possess is what makes us individuals and that this weirdness makes us interesting as individual people.I like to think this is what the composer of this piece had in mind.

Science claims that hydrogen, because there is so much of it, is the building block of the universe, I dispute this, there is plenty more stupidity, and that is the building block of the universe. Frank Zappa

Yes, mostly by judging me by my appearance, but I don't give a crap most of the time. Even more so when people get to know me...I'm like Vegemite in human form, you either love me or hate me, there is no middle ground.

"Normal is what people are until you get to know them" has always been my mantra.

Then, about ten years ago, I started going to support groups... And I learned what it really meant.

I'd look around, & I'd really feel out of place. Nobody else's life seemed half as screwed-up as mine. They all seemed so NORMAL, & I'd find myself wondering what all these NORMAL people were doing here. Then, over time, I got to know them.

I have been hanging out with folks in the SCA. I love them, but when I open my mouth, they all stop and give me odd looks. I ignore it, because one guy loves to show off the lightsaber app on his iPhone. All of them can quote the Marvel Universe, chapter and verse. One of them has EVERY existing episode of Doctor Who on DVD. I'm just a different spin on weird in this community.

Outside of this group and this board, people just think I'm joking when I talk about my passions. I let them think what they want.

I have a woman in my life who loves every molecule of my being, and nothing I do or say or show her makes her think I'm weird. Hers is the only opinion that counts.

"...the luscious love melons of Linnea Quigley are back on the screen in 'Sexbomb,' except that she's no longer Linnea Quigley. She's billed simply as 'Linnea'... So, you might be wondering, where is Linnea Qui... I mean, Linnea? She's exactly where we would expect, wandering around through the background with her breasts hanging out. She's got maybe, oh, eight words to say in this movie, and most of them are 'Here, I brought you some coffee.'"-Joe Bob on SEXBOMB